Tagged 46 woolie. Pretty wild pattern. Serval zips. BIN $624 OBO
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If you really want something that will stand out - Walter Dyer Size 50 cross-zip $325 BIN or offer --
https://www.ebay.com/itm/287533373051?
https://www.ebay.com/itm/287533373051?
tagged 48 aero windward. Looks like brown FQHH and alpaca lined. BIN $305 OBO!
Bargain AERO HH Brando jacket on Vinted.
Lose the patches, and you'll have something cool.
https://www.vinted.co.uk/items/8457540166-aeroleather-biker-jacket-size-48?referrer=catalog
Lose the patches, and you'll have something cool.
https://www.vinted.co.uk/items/8457540166-aeroleather-biker-jacket-size-48?referrer=catalog
Those patches look like someone had the goal of making a high end leather look like the cheapest mall jacket ever. Huge success!
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Amazing grain on that
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Thank you! I've been looking for a cheap CHP in my size forever and the seller took $225. The zipper and missing belt loops are unfortunate but I need more excuses to practice sewing anyway
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I’ll drop a vote for the Y2. I actually like those pockets best!
let us know how it turns out!
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Nice Cal! I think it's made of cowhide, but it's a cool piece anyway.
Good luck fixing that zipper -maybe finding an insert pin from a donor zipper and reinstalling it would do the trick.
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There is a matching Buco cafe racer and leather pants on goodwill right now. But don't get too excited, the people on the goodwill website will often bid items well beyond what they are worth.
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Anyone have experience with these? Looks nice and a great deal! Tempted.
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I had the identical jacket nearly 50 years ago. Wore it a LOT. The cut was athletic, comfortable, and looked great w/ a pair of Angel's Flight pants at the time but the cut of the jacket seemed best paired with a high waisted trouser and would seem even more so by current standards.
I had the jacket before I started paying attention to quality and detail so as much as I can tell you about either was that it was comfortable for someone that got a lot of exercise and it was much more durable than I expected. My lifestyle at the time was pretty rough and tumble; hook er on a city league rugby team, boxing club membership, a karate school, worked in a warehouse, rode a motorcycle, my summer roommates were union strikebreakers and college wrestlers the rest of the year, etc. I wasn't gentle on my stuff and remember being a little surprised that it was so soft yet didn't seem as damage prone as its delicate feel led me to assume. I wore that jacket rain or shine and it looked storied and lived in but held up curiously well.
Five bucks says there's likely a significant pharma and other residue on that old jacket. Probably best that it can't talk.
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Vintage suede Cody Rancher up on EBAY. Pretty rough piece of suede jerky, but don't see them come around much and it sounds like seller will probably negotiate. Anyone know how to clean suede? 
Here's the LINK
Here's the LINK
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^^ That's pretty neat. Looks well pre-loved.
I think a wash in a tub or even on the delicate setting in your machine should do it, then slowly re-hydrate with a product such as Horseman's "one step". Just do not use your machine dryer - just hang it and let it slowly dry for a day or two. You can let a fan blow on it, just try not to let it "over-dry" too quickly and may come out like rawhide.
I think a wash in a tub or even on the delicate setting in your machine should do it, then slowly re-hydrate with a product such as Horseman's "one step". Just do not use your machine dryer - just hang it and let it slowly dry for a day or two. You can let a fan blow on it, just try not to let it "over-dry" too quickly and may come out like rawhide.
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Nothing like a little dark green suede and long fringe to liven up an outfit. Tag size 42, Find more than deal at $450 BIN or offer -- https://www.ebay.com/itm/298634206750?
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Yeah and they probably glued them on too.
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Sharp looking Sears "The Leather Shop" Cross-zip in a 44 Tall. Looks to have been worn very little. You could do a whole lot worse and pay a lot more, this is $200 BIN or offer. Do note - fixed quilted lining, so could be quite the warm jacket.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/267681887629?
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